INTIMATE SURGERY

Intimate surgery, a constantly evolving field within plastic and reconstructive surgery, encompasses a set of procedures designed to improve both the function and aesthetics of the female genital region. Intimate surgery is not limited to aesthetics. It also seeks to solve functional problems that can affect women's quality of life, such as urinary incontinence, pain during sexual intercourse, or loss of sensitivity.

In the aesthetic aspect, procedures can correct asymmetries, reduce the size of the labia minora or majora, and reshape the mons pubis."

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Types of Female Intimate Surgery

LABIAPLASTY

This procedure involves the reduction or reshaping of the labia minora (inner labia) or labia majora.

Many women opt for this surgery to improve the appearance of their genital area, seeking greater symmetry and harmony.

Some women experience physical discomfort due to the excessive size of their labia minora, such as pain during physical activity, wearing certain clothing, or during sexual intercourse.

There may also be cases where hypertrophy of the labia minora causes hygiene problems.

The size or shape of the labia minora can affect some women's self-esteem and confidence, and labiaplasty can help improve these aspects.

Key aspects:

It is a procedure that must be performed by a plastic surgeon or gynecologist with experience in intimate surgery.
The surgery is usually performed on an outpatient basis, with local anesthesia or sedation.
Recovery time varies, but it is generally recommended to avoid sexual activity for several weeks after surgery."

VAGINOPLASTY

This surgery aims to tighten the vaginal canal, often to restore tightness lost due to childbirth or aging.

"Vaginoplasty is a surgical procedure designed to reconstruct or tighten the vaginal canal. Although often associated with vaginal rejuvenation, its applications are diverse. Here are the most important aspects:

Main objectives:

Tightening of the vaginal canal:
- The most common goal is to narrow the vaginal canal, which may have widened due to childbirth, aging, or genetic factors.
- This can improve sensation during sexual intercourse and increase sexual satisfaction for both the woman and her partner.
Vaginal reconstruction:
- In some cases, vaginoplasty is performed to correct congenital defects or injuries to the vagina.
- It is also part of sex reassignment surgeries.
Correction of functional problems:
- It can help alleviate problems such as urinary incontinence or vaginal prolapse, where the pelvic organs descend from their normal position.

Key aspects:

It is a surgical procedure that requires anesthesia and is performed in a hospital or surgical setting.
Recovery time varies, and it is recommended to avoid sexual activity for several weeks.
Results may vary depending on the patient's individual condition and expectations.
It is very important that this type of procedure is performed by a health professional with experience."

CLITOROPLASTY

This surgery aims to tighten the vaginal canal, often to restore tightness lost due to childbirth or aging.

"Vaginoplasty is a surgical procedure designed to reconstruct or tighten the vaginal canal. Although often associated with vaginal rejuvenation, its applications are diverse. Here are the most important aspects:

Main objectives:

Tightening of the vaginal canal:
- The most common goal is to narrow the vaginal canal, which may have widened due to childbirth, aging, or genetic factors.
- This can improve sensation during sexual intercourse and increase sexual satisfaction for both the woman and her partner.
Vaginal reconstruction:
- In some cases, vaginoplasty is performed to correct congenital defects or injuries to the vagina.
- It is also part of sex reassignment surgeries.
Correction of functional problems:
- It can help alleviate problems such as urinary incontinence or vaginal prolapse, where the pelvic organs descend from their normal position.

Key aspects:

It is a surgical procedure that requires anesthesia and is performed in a hospital or surgical setting.
Recovery time varies, and it is recommended to avoid sexual activity for several weeks.
Results may vary depending on the patient's individual condition and expectations.
It is very important that this type of procedure is performed by a health professional with experience."

PERINEOPLASTY

Perineoplasty is a surgical procedure designed to repair and reconstruct the perineum, which is the area between the vagina and the anus.
- It is performed to correct damage or tears to the perineum, often occurring during vaginal childbirth.
- It can also be done to improve vaginal laxity and restore the function and appearance of the perineal area.
- It can help to improve women sexual satisfaction.

Procedure:
- The surgery involves repairing torn or weakened muscles and tissues in the perineum.
- The surgeon may remove excess skin and tighten muscles to restore the area's structure and function.

Reasons for Performing Perineoplasty:
- Perineal tears from childbirth.
- Vaginal laxity.
- Pain or discomfort in the perineal area.
- Improvement of sexual function.
- Aesthetic improvement.

Benefits:
- Relief from pain and discomfort.
- Improvement of sexual function.
- Restoration of the perineal area's appearance.
- Improvement of the patients quality of life.

There are many more gynecological and aesthetic procedures you can consult.

The decision to combine procedures should be made in consultation with surgeon."

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Keep it in mind:

Every patient is different, and your plastic surgery result is not the same as everyone else's. The procedure cannot stop the natural aging process. Factors such as skin elasticity, sun exposure, and lifestyle choices (such as smoking and weight changes) can affect the longevity of the improvements.

More information:

During your consultation, you and your surgeon will discuss the intricacies of the procedures required to help you achieve your beauty goals. This approach allows us to ensure that each patient receives an accurate, individualized consultation and quote prior to the procedure.

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